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<blockquote data-quote="nickaelwen" data-source="post: 87028" data-attributes="member: 2454"><p>Hi, I am looking for a practical way to develop genuine C++ skills. How can I possibly do this on my own? Get a book from the master reading list, and read all pages and do all examples? Pls ,any idea, plan, agenda, schedule are appreciated.</p><p> </p><p>I've just done below so I am good to go:</p><p>1. installed a dedicated VM for coding environment running windows xp.</p><p>2. installed VC++ express and complied boost and quantlib.</p><p>3. installed matlab, python, R, excel(and all related adding),erlang,perl,mySQL,IB API,Eclipse for J2EE.</p><p>4. I have 3 hours everyday dedicated to C++.</p><p> </p><p>The reason I made this post is that I feel hopeless to master C++ quickly by studying the book "Absolute C++" , I really do not think the example on it can make me a master, and breadth of topics are so large, I forget things I studied few days ago, and can only remember principles. Is there any community that I can join to do a C++ project and learning by contributing in real work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nickaelwen, post: 87028, member: 2454"] Hi, I am looking for a practical way to develop genuine C++ skills. How can I possibly do this on my own? Get a book from the master reading list, and read all pages and do all examples? Pls ,any idea, plan, agenda, schedule are appreciated. I've just done below so I am good to go: 1. installed a dedicated VM for coding environment running windows xp. 2. installed VC++ express and complied boost and quantlib. 3. installed matlab, python, R, excel(and all related adding),erlang,perl,mySQL,IB API,Eclipse for J2EE. 4. I have 3 hours everyday dedicated to C++. The reason I made this post is that I feel hopeless to master C++ quickly by studying the book "Absolute C++" , I really do not think the example on it can make me a master, and breadth of topics are so large, I forget things I studied few days ago, and can only remember principles. Is there any community that I can join to do a C++ project and learning by contributing in real work. [/QUOTE]
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